You're welcome. At low (minus) tide, you can go out the south jetty and onto a finger jetty (at Newport). As the tide goes out, face the bay side and cast out.
My notion, is that the food supply gets washed up on the surface which draws the bait fish. The big bass then, in turn, feast on the bait fish. It's easy to get 20 or more bass in an hour.
As the tide comes back in, just turn around and cast out to the seaward side. Then, leave AMPLE time to get OFF of the those slippery rocks. No need to add any humans to the food supply! ;-)